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Laudate Dominum

for soprano or mezzo-soprano solo, mixed chorus, and orchestra. This spirited and attractive work is a setting of the Latin version of Psalm 148, one of the most celebrated and joyful hymns of praise to the Lord of heaven. Conjuring a rich tapestry of sonorities and textures, Andrew Carter has created a highly tuneful work in eight well-contrasted movements full of joy and vivid in colour. Laudate Dominum is original and approachable – suitable for all choral societies. Published: 2001. Duration: 20 minutes. Difficulty: moderately difficult.

Full scores and orchestral material are available on hire.

Programme Notes:

Laudate Dominum is a setting of Psalm 148. It was first performed at Oxford Town Hall on 22 May 1999 by the Benson Choral Society and Kathryn Turpin (mezzo), accompanied by the Elgar Orchestra conducted by Christopher Walker.

Andrew Carter Laudate Dominum
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